12 Step Program

Embracing a New Era of Faith and Freedom

For nearly 2000 years, churches have focused on maintaining their physical structures and traditions, often at the expense of genuine faith and community. This raises an important question: Would all this effort be necessary if Jesus had already returned to claim His bride? This week on HOTM 2.0, we explored this idea and the implications it has for modern Christianity.

During our discussion, we emphasized that many pastors and church leaders operate under a worldview that is increasingly disconnected from the reality of faith as we see it today. They often treat the Bible as a manual for church operations, leading to a rigid and divisive approach to faith. However, we believe that the scriptures have already been fulfilled, and that the teachings of Jesus and His apostles were meant to guide us into a new age of understanding and freedom.

One key point we made is that the church must move away from the idea of religious authority. “There is not a pastor on earth who can legitimately prove any sort of power or influence over another,” we stated. This shift would liberate individuals to connect with God directly, without the mediation of church leaders.

We also proposed that churches should stop teaching that Jesus has not yet returned. “If we are to be honest, we must all begin by unitedly admitting that Jesus has come back,” we argued. This acknowledgment could help resolve many of the issues that plague organized religion today.

As we look to the future, we believe that churches must adapt to survive. Factors such as changing societal expectations, the influence of corporate interests, and the demands of younger generations will force a transformation in how churches operate. By embracing these changes and focusing on the core message of love and freedom in Christ, we can create a more inclusive and spiritually fulfilling community.

Join us each week at www.hotm.tv as we continue to explore these vital topics and seek to redefine what it means to be part of the body of Christ in today’s world. As we said on the show, “The victory has been had! By God through Christ. And the age of the heavenly Jerusalem is here.”